Besides the 2.5 million purpose-built rentals, there are close to two million rentals that are single-family homes, kind of like the mom-and-pop doubles, duplexes and even condos, I guess, held by investors. When you take them into account as well, it means that the smaller, non-financialized firms hold between 80% to 90% of the purpose-built rental supply. That doesn't seem quite so concentrated when you include that.
Would you agree that the mom and pops who buy a second place and rent it out are helping? They're providing rental units.